Aniwaniwa Valley Track in Wairoa District

Aniwaniwa Valley Track in Wairoa District is a path. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends in a cul-de-sac.

Campsite

Waikaremoana Holiday Park (wheelchair accessible). Nau mai haere mai for a whānau holiday. Rest in tranquillity before and after conquering the Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk. – approx. 9,2 km.
Rosie Bay Campsite. Camp at the shore of Lake Waikaremoana in a secluded bay with stunning views. This is a popular campsite and a good base for lake activities. – approx. 13,0 km.
Mokau Landing Campsite (limited wheelchair access). Large grassy site between native rainforest and Lake Waikaremoana, 1.5 km from Mōkau Falls. – approx. 14,2 km.
Te Taita A Makoro Campsite (limited wheelchair access). This is a basic campsite in the Te Urewera area. Camp by a stream, hunt, walk or relax. – approx. 17,3 km.
Tapuaenui Campsite – approx. 17,4 km.
Orangihikoia Campsite (limited wheelchair access). Camp in a remote setting north of Te Taita A Makoro campsite, and go hunting, walking or fishing. – approx. 19,1 km.
Waiharuru Campsite – approx. 19,2 km.
Maranui Campsite – approx. 23,6 km.
Korokoro Campsite – approx. 24,5 km.
Waiopaoa Campsite – approx. 24,5 km.